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3—Operating Your H-Series Camera

H-Series Operator’s Manual

20

March 2012

SD Card Capacity and Type

The HS-324/HS-307 Pro (Command version) model camera 
supports storing images and video on standard 1-Gb and 2-Gb SD 
cards or up to 32-Gb on SDHC cards.

If a card is inserted into an HS-324/HS-307 (Patrol version) model, it 
will be ignored unless the camera software detects a valid upgrade 
file. The HS-324/HS-307 (Patrol version) model must be upgraded to 
an HS-324/HS-307 Pro (Command version) model in order to store 
images and video on the SD card.

Installing an SD Card

To install an SD card, insert the card into 
the slot and press on the SD card until its 
edge is nearly flush with the surface and 
release. 

To remove an SD card, use this same 
motion. 

Downloading Stored Files via USB

The HS-324/HS-307 Pro (Command version) model camera also 
supports downloading stored images and video via the USB port.

With the camera on, plug the USB cable into the USB connector on 
the camera and a USB port on your computer.

Allow up to two minutes for the USB connection to be recognized by 
the computer’s operating system.

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Summary of Contents for HS-307

Page 1: ...Thermal Night Vision Camera Operator s Manual Document Number 431 0003 01 10 Revision 160 March 2012 HS_Series_Operators book Page i Thursday March 29 2012 3 03 PM www com information itm com 1 800 5...

Page 2: ...ponsibility In accordance with these regulations all EEE products labeled with the crossed out wheeled bin either on the product itself or in the product literature must not be disposed of in regular...

Page 3: ...ry to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into...

Page 4: ...HS_Series_Operators book Page iv Thursday March 29 2012 3 03 PM www com information itm com 1 800 561 8187...

Page 5: ...ment 12 Buttons and Controls 14 Batteries 18 SD Card Door 19 Auto Standby Operation 21 The Hot Shoe 22 Installing the Shuttered Eyepiece 23 Bayonet Lens Mounting System 24 2 Extender 19 mm only 25 Han...

Page 6: ...H Series Operator s Manual vi March 2012 HS_Series_Operators book Page vi Thursday March 29 2012 3 03 PM www com information itm com 1 800 561 8187...

Page 7: ...ee better through camouflage and foliage in any lighting conditions Because H Series camerassee heat not light they are not fooled by suspects wearing dark clothes or hiding in bushes You can see more...

Page 8: ...helping you stay covert Two sided Hand Strap Accommodates both left handed and right handed users Software upgrades using SD card in the field SD Card Slot Allows for storing captured still images and...

Page 9: ...on detecting and recognizing a man 1 8 meters tall and one half meter wide 1 Actual range may vary depending on camera set up environmental conditions and user experience 19 mm Lens 19 mm Lens with 2...

Page 10: ...as the sun lasers arc welders etc Use only the supplied power adapter to power or recharge the camera Be careful not to leave fingerprints on the camera s infrared optics Caution The camera window ha...

Page 11: ...ameras shown below are available with the features options and accessories described in this manual HS 307 with 65 mm Lens HS 324 with 19 mm Lens Focus Ring HS_Series_Operators book Page 5 Thursday Ma...

Page 12: ...324 HS 307 Patrol version Camera In addition to the camera Quick Start card Operator s manual and Documentation Training CD or DVD the following items are included in the camera package Neck Lanyard...

Page 13: ...k Start card Operator s manual and Documentation Training CD or DVD the following items are included in the camera package Neck Lanyard Carrying Pouch Hot Shoe Video Output Cable USB Cable AC Power Ad...

Page 14: ...eded without sacrificing the situational awareness benefits of the wide field of view lens Camera Case Protection for your camera and all accessories standardon all Pro models The 2 Optical Extender i...

Page 15: ...rols Power 2 zoom White hot Display Black hot Adjustable Diopter Eyepiece Lens cap Capture Brightness SD Card door Battery door Hot Shoe Tripod mount Hot Shoe power contacts 19 mm only HS_Series_Opera...

Page 16: ...asping the front edge exposed where the SD card cover was removed 4 Install the batteries as shown 5 Install the SD card 6 Snap the SD card door back into place ensuring that the rubber lanyard retrac...

Page 17: ...ully seated in the Hot Shoe When charging correctly the charging indicator will be lit yellow and will blink green for one second within about 35 seconds The charging indicator will continue to blink...

Page 18: ...for a few days or more When near a power source or when not in use you keep it on the charger When the camera is turned on from the Off state it takes about 90 seconds to become operational In Standby...

Page 19: ...ra goes to Standby after three minutes if no buttons are pushed A warning is shown in the display From the Standby state the camera comes back on within about two seconds when the Power button is push...

Page 20: ...tate To State Method Off On Press the Power button for 1 second This will put the camera in power on bootup for about 90 seconds before going to On On Standby Momentarily press the Power button Standb...

Page 21: ...n to the SD card in AVI format Twenty five seconds of video requires about one megabyte MB of storage on the SD card The image and video files must be transferred to a computer for viewing Note If the...

Page 22: ...Kb in size Video Capture and Store To capture and store a video sequence of what is currently being shown in the display press and hold the Capture button for three seconds Video capture will begin im...

Page 23: ...evels of display brightness Each press of the button advances to the next level of brightness When the highest brightness level is reached subsequent button presses advance to the next lower brightnes...

Page 24: ...g battery charge Note Using Non Rechargeable Batteries The H Series camera allows Alkaline non rechargeable batteries to be used When non rechargeable batteries are installed connecting the Hot Shoe t...

Page 25: ...finger and pull straight up Caution To close the SD Card door slide the lanyard strap back into the camera position the door in place and then firmly press in the middle of the door until it is fully...

Page 26: ...store images and video on the SD card Installing an SD Card To install an SD card insert the card into the slot and press on the SD card until its edge is nearly flush with the surface and release To...

Page 27: ...g message in the display and the camera will enter the Standby state after the countdown is finished Press any button during this countdown to terminate Auto Standby and resume normal operation Note A...

Page 28: ...The following steps are recommended for quick and easy attachment of the Hot Shoe 1 With the camera positioned bottom side up hold the Hot Shoe in position 2 Rotate the attachment wheel in the clockw...

Page 29: ...The eyepiece fits into a groove around the display housing When pressing the eyepiece into position ensure that the diopter lever is free to move If the eyepiece is pushed too far onto the display ho...

Page 30: ...ns cover is a simple flip to open lens cover that provides protection for the camera lens when not in use To open simply flip the lens cover down to the fully open position 45 pointing toward the grou...

Page 31: ...Firmly push the extender onto the bayonet mount then rotate the lens counter clockwise so that the release lever reaches the 3 o clock position where it will hit a hard stop Note To remove the 2 exte...

Page 32: ...mfortably positioned over the Power button as shown in Figure 3 1 Middle ring and little fingers naturally fall on the Camera 2 and WH BH buttons respectively The less often used Display Brightness bu...

Page 33: ...page 22 4 Turn on the camera During its Bootup process the camera will check the SD card for a valid upgrade file 5 Watch the display When a valid file is found a message will be shown for about ten...

Page 34: ...current installed version of software place the camera in standby then turn on while looking in the upper right corner of the display for the software version number as shown below HS_Series_Operator...

Page 35: ...eo Output Attachment Four Rechargeable AA Batteries AC Power Adapter Char ger Neck Lanyard USB Cable and Video Output Cable Start up from stand by 1 5 seconds Thermal Sensitivity Wave band 50 mK f 1 0...

Page 36: ...F 20 C 60 C HS 324 Weight incl lens 1 59 lb 721 g with batteries add 0 7 lb 315 g for 2 extender Size L W H 9 36 3 33 2 62 238 84 5 66 5 mm HS 307 Weight incl lens 2 17 lb 985 g with batteries Size L...

Page 37: ...t Man 1 8 m 0 5 m 1 445 440 m 2 362 720 m Recognize Man 360 110 m 590 180 m Detect Vehicle 2 3 m 2 3 m 4 070 1240 m 6 234 1900 m Recognize Vehicle 1 050 320 m 1 640 500 m HS 307 Detect Man 1 8 m 0 5 m...

Page 38: ...4 Technical Data H Series Operator s Manual 32 March 2012 HS_Series_Operators book Page 32 Thursday March 29 2012 3 03 PM www com information itm com 1 800 561 8187...

Page 39: ...HS_Series_Operators book Page i Thursday March 29 2012 3 03 PM www com information itm com 1 800 561 8187...

Page 40: ...Corporate Headquarters FLIR Systems Inc 27700A SW Parkway Ave Wilsonville OR 97070 USA Europe CVS Eurasian Headquarters FLIR Commercial Systems B V Charles Petitweg 21 4847 NW Teteringen Breda The Ne...

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